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Twist And Shout (The Beatles,. 1964) ...
Did somebody invoke my name?
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Originally Posted by LRZ
In true BillyMac mode, let's change the scenario slightly ... A1 and A2 each move one foot in attempting to wrestle the ball from each other; A2 then moves his/her pivot foot.
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Originally Posted by Camron Rust
If by "moves his/her pivot foot" you mean A2 lifts his/her pivot foot and returns it to the floor all while both are still holding the ball, you then have a travel....if either travel, it is a travel.
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Originally Posted by LRZ
Yes, a lesson for the young 'uns, as BillyMac would say.
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Camron is correct where he describes A2 as "lift(ing) his/her pivot foot and return(ing) it to the floor". 100% illegal.
For the yong'uns, just lifting the pivot foot alone is not enough to make this illegal. A2 can lift the pivot foot and legally pass, shoot, request a timeout (or leave the pivot foot in the air until the end of the period). Of course, under these circumstances, A2 may not start a dribble since he's already lifted his pivot foot.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Sat Jan 04, 2020 at 01:33pm.
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